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Journey into the Inner Labyrinths
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Reflection of Reality in World of Imagination
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Wandering in Town

Purgatory
(Ashley Mazza)

Because We Are Too Many
(Eve Leonard-Walsh)
(Christopher Angus)

UBI SUNT
(Natalia Jezova)
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BOREANA
(Emanuel Toffolo, Jordan Carraro)
(Leslie Merlin)
A Fire in Africa
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SAG MIR, WIE LANG
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Harry Collins Talks About "Homebird"
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Khedira
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Snowflake


Green, White and Blood (Alexis Galindo)
Josué and Tiburcio, two young men with a romantic past, must face each other in a duel to the death to restore the tarnished honor of one of their wives. Writer, Producer, Director: Alexis Galindo Producer: Vitus Key Cast: Korey GarMen "Cleotilde" Dariel Pahe Zarael Ríos Project Title (Original Language): Verde, Blanco y Sangre Project Type: Student, Short Runtime: 13 minutes 30 seconds Completion Date: August 21, 2025 Production Budget: 1,000 USD Country of Origin: Mexico Co


Dear Lilith, I Love You - Sweet Dreams (David Cole)
She was never the villain… only the first to refuse to kneel. “Dear Lilith, I Love You” is a visual invocation of the Dark Divine Feminine — an unapologetic love letter to the First Woman: a primal force of wild beauty, sacred rebellion, and spiritual sovereignty. This is not a video for the faint of heart. It is sensual, symbolic, and steeped in esoteric fire. Lilith is not here to be tamed — she is here to be remembered. In a world that still fears women who walk in power,


Ice Breath (Leonard Alecu)
Between 2015 and 2024, Leonard Alecu filmed the melting icebergs off Greenland's East coast. Sailing dangerously close to icebergs, Alecu handled his camera to record the ice masses yielding to the ruthless ocean. Filmed in black and white, Ice Breath is a cinematic poem whose only elusive actor is the filmmaker's gaze. In 43 minutes, a sequence of flat pictures turn into dynamic tableaux, an existential journey from genesis to extinction. The hypnotic feature of the film is


The Duel Within: Crafting Noir and Confronting the Self: An Interview with Carlo Caiazzo
Please tell us a bit about yourself to start. How did you become interested in cinema, and how did you learn it? Did you teach yourself filmmaking, or was it through an academic path? Cinema has always fascinated me. When I was a child, I remember memorizing entire films. I loved watching movies because they entertained me and kept me glued to the screen. Of course, I didn’t understand what was behind everything I was seeing. I enjoyed the film without thinking about it


Anatomy of Melancholy
A Review of the Short Film The Conversation Every work of art constructs its own universe, and the manifestation of reality differs from one film to the next. The "reality" of a work begins with its opening shots: the depiction of environment and character, the texture of the dialogue, the relationship between the individual and society, and the myriad details—intentional or otherwise—that a filmmaker weaves into the fabric of the piece. It is through these specific details t
(Christopher Angus)
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